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Everything you need before watchingWhere do you go once you have had a peak? Rob says greatness is hard to match; Steve would rather have flashes of genius than a lifetime of mediocrity. Scallops, pigeon and another round of lamb land on the table while someone recites Kubla Khan and someone else compares it with Olivia Newton-John's Xanadu. The line about being taken for a fool keeps coming back.
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Review right after watchingwhere do you go from there
接下来还能往哪走
lifetime of mediocrity
一辈子平庸
achieved greatness
已经成就过伟大
thyme
百里香
Golden lines
A great line in its own right — why and how to use it“Where do you go from there?”
那之后你往哪儿走?
五个词把巅峰后的空白问出来,比夸成就更刺。
Where do you go from there?
别人刚讲完高光,你想问下一步却不想捧杀。
然后呢 / 巅峰之后去哪
informal
Where 上扬,there 落下留白。
“I'd rather be me than you, because I'd rather have these moments of genius than a lifetime of mediocrity.”
我宁愿做我,也不愿做你:宁可几段天才,不要一辈子平庸。
把嫉妒说成选择,一句把对方的稳说成平。
I'd rather have X than a lifetime of Y
被说成不稳定、你想把不稳定说成价值时用。
宁可闪光几次 / 不要一辈子凑合
informal
rather be me 咬死,mediocrity 放慢羞辱。
Takeaways
What you walk away with- Ask what follows a peak: Where do you go from there?
- Name the problem of staying great: once you've achieved greatness, to match that.
- Defend a career in a contrast: moments of genius versus a lifetime of mediocrity.
- Identify a dish by analogy: What is that? It's a little like haggis.
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Questions, then the linesWhat happens in this chapter?
Where do you go once you have had a peak? Rob says greatness is hard to match; Steve would rather have flashes of genius
What should I listen for?
The line that moves the relationship, not the filler.
